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Hi, just yesterday, I did a complete re-installation of arch and I have had the same issues as you guys. There is a strange thing thaugh, the Fn+[F2,F3] keys are working, the rfkill key (Fn+F12) is working but the volume up, down or mute is not (Fn+F11,F10,F9). Anyway, since it is a new installation, I did not have the possibility to downgrade my packages (because I did not have them in the cache) and I was unable to find some of them online. Anyway I ended up using acpid to link the key pressing events to some custom actions (amixer set Master 5%+, etc.). I guess what I am trying to say is that even thaugh it is annoying, the issue is minor and can be circumvented with a little effort.
My first post on the Arch linux forum btw. I have been using it for 2 years now and I could never use another Linux distro. Arch ruined me for other distros ;p.
Alex
We all know Linux is great... it does infinite loops in 5 seconds.
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If you're looking for a quick fix, someone created a patched gnome-settings-daemon package which I can confirm solves the issue for me. The problem is that gnome-settings-daemon 3.4.2 doesn't support XInput 2.2 correctly, which is included in xorg-server 1.12 and 1.13. It just seems to have more issues on 1.13 than it did on 1.12.
Here's the link to the package:
https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php … 6#p1177846
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Hi, just yesterday, I did a complete re-installation of arch and I have had the same issues as you guys. There is a strange thing thaugh, the Fn+[F2,F3] keys are working, the rfkill key (Fn+F12) is working but the volume up, down or mute is not (Fn+F11,F10,F9). Anyway, since it is a new installation, I did not have the possibility to downgrade my packages (because I did not have them in the cache) and I was unable to find some of them online. Anyway I ended up using acpid to link the key pressing events to some custom actions (amixer set Master 5%+, etc.). I guess what I am trying to say is that even thaugh it is annoying, the issue is minor and can be circumvented with a little effort.
My first post on the Arch linux forum btw. I have been using it for 2 years now and I could never use another Linux distro. Arch ruined me for other distros ;p.
Alex
old packages can be found here http://arm.konnichi.com/search/
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Just an FYI, this definitely won't be fixed before Gnome 3.6 comes out:
Any idea of how much longer will it take?
Non native English speaker [in, on, at are the same to me]
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jbirdjavi wrote:Just an FYI, this definitely won't be fixed before Gnome 3.6 comes out:
Any idea of how much longer will it take?
It hit the testing repo a few hours ago. In a few days it should become stable.
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Hi,
Even with Gnome 3.6, I still have this issue.
Is it supposed to be solved?
EDIT: some additionnal information: I use systemd. Navigation shortcuts work, but Lock Screen (Ctrl+Alt+L), open terminal (F4), sound control and some other shortcuts do not work.
Last edited by Vincent D (2012-11-20 11:12:30)
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Hi,
Gnome 3.6 solved the issue for me. Keyboard shortcuts including Ctrl+Alt+T, Ctrl+Alt+L, sound control and Printscreen are working right now.
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I'm sorry about the necrobumping but I'm having a similar or equivalent problem here.. My usual [Fn] and the Ctrl+Alt+T shortcuts aren't working... Any idea?
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kaslusimoes, please start a new thread. Forum Etiquette: Old Threads / Necro-Bumping. Closing.
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